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TSSA: Our aim is to evict the squatter from No 10, says Cortes

TSSA delegates vowed to help finish off Theresa May’s government by continuing to build on the successes of the recent election campaign that brought Labour to “the brink of power.”

Delegates at the TSSA conference heard of the union’s role in helping develop the “most radical and transformative” manifesto put to the electorate in a generation.

General secretary Manuel Cortes paid tribute to the campaigning role played by Momentum, the grassroots network that grew out of Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour leadership campaign in 2015.

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